433MHz 4-Channel Garage Gate Remote with Code Cloning

Four doors, one compact remote

• Four channels, one pocket

  Buttons A through D sit clearly labelled on the face, with a small indicator LED above them. Each channel can be assigned to a different door or gate, so the bunch in your car tray becomes one remote. Pressing the right letter is the whole routine.

• Clone the code you already have

  The built-in duplicator copies an existing fixed code onto this remote, so a spare comes from the remote you already carry instead of a dealer visit. Keep your working remote next to it while you copy.

• Reaches the gate from the car

  The stated range is 50-100 m in open space. Walls, metal and car bodies cut that down, so test from your usual spot in the car before you rely on it at the gate.

Clone an existing remote in a few steps

1. 1
   Confirm your system is fixed-code 433MHz

   Check the frequency and code type on your opener or on the remote you want to copy. The copy function is built for fixed-code 433MHz systems.

2. 2
   Place the two remotes side by side

   Keep your working remote and this one within reach of each other while you work through the steps.

3. 3
   Enter copy mode on the new remote

   Follow the duplicator steps in your opener's manual to put this remote into learning mode.

4. 4
   Press each button one at a time

   Press and release each button in the order the manual describes. Holding or rushing a press can break the sequence and force a restart.

5. 5
   Test every channel at the door

   Stand at the gate or garage and press each channel. Confirm every one responds before you put the spare in a drawer.